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what are the most common hop ups done to the mtx3?
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Originally posted by Profoxcg what are the most common hop ups done to the mtx3? "For sale! Want to buy 710" :D |
hehe, i posted in the wrong forum, sorry
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Originally posted by Profoxcg what are the most common hop ups done to the mtx3? |
hehe sorry ,
yeah i am keeping it for now, I still havent fully made up my mind. although the 710 is quite fragile, I do like how easy it is to work on and the solid dif.. |
Originally posted by Profoxcg i wanted to know, what can I use to clean my bearings? what is also good to relube them ? i cant seem to find serpent oil |
Originally posted by markp27 Just checked - the bearing on the bottom of the conrod (where is joins the crankshaft) has disintigrated :cry: the conrod then went on to take chunks out of the crank case and the resulting shards of metal damaged the liner and the piston......looks like a right off to me :cry: Take off the whole engine and give it a thorough wash with a nitro cleaner. If possible, take off the bearings too. Use a heating plate. Check and see if they are gritty as a result from that incident. If they are, then you need to replace them as well. I don't know how much you can get the individual spare parts and how much they can add up too. Perhaps since NovaMega engines are difficult to find, you could try the Novarossi route or the JP FX engine. You can try HK online shops. They may be cheaper. Sad to have to read through this early in the morning...:( |
gears
what is a good gear combination for a high speed big track for the 710?
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Originally posted by markp27 Just checked - the bearing on the bottom of the conrod (where is joins the crankshaft) has disintigrated :cry: the conrod then went on to take chunks out of the crank case and the resulting shards of metal damaged the liner and the piston......looks like a right off to me :cry: i better check mine too...hopefully its not the scary sight like yours. **praying now** |
Originally posted by stormperson I currently run a FT NTC3 although after being disopointed as how litte it was better than the first car Originally posted by stormperson 1)Who stocks parts online in the US? 2)Can you get CVD's? 3)What wears/breaks? (IE, what should I stock up on) 2) The only one available at the moment is from 3Racing. They actually have a bad rep on quality and durability but from what I hear, the CVDs are not too bad. But then again, replacing them when they bend can be costly. Serpent is suppose to come out with the CVDs. Don't know when. So for me, dogbones is still the way to go. More rugged and durable. 3) I suggest you take a look at the 710 FAQ. Look up markp27 as he is the caretaker of the FAQ. You can also download that FAQ off Serpent 710 product site int he downloads section. |
Originally posted by KevinS Sound like that Mugen hit the clutch deadon and actually pushed the crankshaft into the engine, causing the piston not to line up with the sleeve. That's the only way to explain the broken clutch bearings and conrod bushing and the damage to piston and sleeve. When the engine internals are moving pretty fast, a slight tap to misalign it can cause a lot of things. Mark, can you see if there are scratches as a result from the conrod on the engine backplate? |
Originally posted by markp27 I was running the #2106 SX-12 SS 3 Port :cry: nice engine! :nod: |
Originally posted by Profoxcg i wanted to know, what can I use to clean my bearings? what is also good to relube them ? i cant seem to find serpent oil |
Originally posted by markp27 Something went big style in the gearbox/engine deparment after the hit yesterday - the clutch shoes shows signs of wear just in one spot :eek: I think I'm going to replace the clutch bell, gears and bearings of the centax whilst I'm about it - oh man is this going to be expensive :cry: I'm surprise to hear that the crankshaft is straight after the incident. |
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Originally posted by rcpanama Yesterday I when to the track and try this set up and it was amassing, the car was excellent, I improve the timing by 1.2 second because in the curve I could go faster (very technical two chicane), in the straight it was very fast. Originally posted by rcpanama In our club we are only three Serpent and 11 Mugen, I can say that after this week end the Mugen gays where really concern. Originally posted by rcpanama I have install in the 710: Complete set of CERAMIC BOCA BEARINGS The NOVA MAX 5P Tuned pipe-set Inline M12 TP05 Outlaw Ellegy 40 with Disk front 6 rear Futaba S9550 for Th. & St. Receiver Futaba R203 HRF Radio 3PK Drive-shafts front & rear Part: 808220 Wheel axle front & rear Part: 801214 Brake disk stainless steel ventilated Part: 801345 Shock-body alum. Front & rear Shock membrane soft & Foam inserts (4) Part: 909446 Shock Seal-Shim Alu (4)part: 909408 Anyway, I would not use the shock seal shim. I believe that only helped when the rubber membrane was off different design. Since the running changes they made to it, I was told that the shim was no longer needed. Just thought I should mention it. |
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